Skewbald return this half term with their own festival, jam-packed with the best children’s theatre companies. Enjoy Monty and Mirabella’s The Little Things, A Little Bit Productions presents A Little Bit of Dickens, Another Way Theatre brings The Wabbit King and it ends with Skewbald’s new show, The Frog Prince.

Celebrating the recent opening of the Arthouse, this ensemble presents a show full of breathtaking harmonies and showstopping vocals, featuring its trademark eclectic range of repertoire, with a cinematic twist. The programme will include: Titanium (from the film Pitch Perfect), Let the River Run (Working Girl) and Both Sides Now (Love Actually).

Grammy Award nominated Stacey Kent’s jazz style is unparalleled. Featuring songs from her new album Dreamer in Concert, the winner of the British Jazz Award for Best Vocalist and Album of the Year delivers fresh interpretations of some of the most emblematic songs in her repertoire, including The Best Is Yet To Come, They Can’t Take That Away From Me and It Might As Well Be Spring.

After years of touring and recording with some of the most iconic bands in the world, The Reflections perform some of the best British rock and pop music of a generation. This all-star band comprises a drummer Gordy Marshall (The Moody Blues), Mick Wilson (lead Singer of 10CC), keyboardist and singer Paul Bliss (The Moody Blues and The Hollies), and bassist and singer Marcus Cliffe (The Manfreds and Huw Davies).

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